Djibouti Ports DP World

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• Djibouti Ports DP World
• Presented
• By
• Jérôme Martins Oliveira
• CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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DP World Group
Government of Dubai
DRYDOCKS MARITIME
TRANSPORT LOGISTICS
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT FINANCE
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DP World Group
Global Ports Connecting Global Markets
4312 Terminals across 23 countries and 5 contine
nts
43.3mTEUs In 2007 we moved enough containers to s
tretch
5 times around the world
30,000 employees, more than 40 nationalities
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Regional Position
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Presentation Summary

• Port of Djibouti
• Djibouti Port Congestion
• Djibouti Port solution

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DP World Djibouti

• Mission
• To facilitate efficiency handling of sea trade,
• To provide customers with reliable, predictable
  and cost effective handling services.
  
• To improve the competence of Djibouti Port staff
  
  
• dedication in fostering a team-work culture,
• commitment to service excellence.

• Port Management
• Concession agreement with DP World (20 years),
• Dubai World responsible of the management in
• Container, Dry Port Break Bulk Terminals),
• the Free Zone,
• the Airport
• the Oil Terminal causeway and Jetty.

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• Port of Djibouti

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Port Infrastructures
3 Dry Bulk Berths
35,406 m² covered area 63,550 m² open area
250,000 Tons

8 Conventional Cargo Berths
3 Coastal, Dhow and Multipurpose Berths
Capacity 15,000 TEU
2 RoRo Berths
2 Container Berths
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Djibouti Container Terminal
Since October 2006 Djibouti Container Terminal
is certified as ISO 28000 compliant by Lloyds
Register
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Container Terminal Equipments
4 CRANES
10 RTG
13 Reach Stackers 2 Top loaders full 2 Empt
y Handlers
3 Forklift 34 Prime mover
126 Reefer Plug Points
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Djibouti Dry Port
CONTAINER YARD 7 500 TEU
WAREHOUSE 6 900 sq.m
STRIPPING YARD 350 TEU
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Marine Equipments
VESSEL ASSISTANCES (Pilotage, towage and mooring)
3 pilot cutters 1 launch port depth survey
4 moorings launches 2 semi-tugs
5 high performance deep-sea tugs (3 tugs 2200 HP
2 tugs 4500 HP)
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Total volume of Djibouti Port (MT)
41
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General Cargo Traffic (MT)
44
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Throughput (TEU)
31
294,902
236,552
224,926
194,953
159,471
137,948
102,427
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Vessel calls
35
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Trade Routes Import
Middle East 40
East and South Africa 8
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Trade Routes Export
East and South Africa 22
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• Djibouti Port Congestion

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Port Congestion September 2008

• High increase (2007 / 2006)
• Throughputs TEU 31
• General Cargo 44
• Slow Stripping Operations (freight forwarders)
• Yard occupancy 95
• High level of stacking (up to 5 highs)
• High number of full containers in the yard 6
  months
  
• High number of empty containers on the yard
  (storage)
  
• Difficulties linked to high Ethiopian bureaucracy
  
  
• 85 of total Port volumes Ethiopia
  destination
  
• 75 of the cargo financed by L/C (banks)
• 100 cash payment against documents from the
  banks
  
• All cargo should come through Ethiopian Shipping
  Line B/L
  
• Ethiopian Customs clearance in Addis Ababa 3
  weeks

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• Djibouti port solution

DP WORLD DORALEH Container Terminal
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DP World Doraleh
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Site map DP World Doraleh
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DP World Doraleh

• Phase 2
• Extension up to 2000 m quay length
• 3 million TEU capacity

• Phase 1
• 1050 m quay length
• 480 m depth
• 18 m draught
• 6 Super Post Panamax quay cranes
• 16 RTG
• 1.2 million TEU capacity

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DP World Doraleh August 2008
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Djibouti Ports events 15 18th December 2008

• Djibouti
• location at the crossroads of 3 continents
  intersection,
  
• DP World collaboration which have created
  various partnerships,
  
• Advantage of collaborating with Djibouti Free
  Zone, which is member of JAFZA International,
  
• Oil Terminal (ENOC) operating since 2006,
• New development Doraleh Container Terminal,
• Dubai Customs World partner of Djibouti Customs

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